09/04/2026
🍁This fall, the Weis Center will host a special series of FIVE Atrium performances!
⏰🎟️All performances will take place at 7:30 pm and offer General Admission seating. Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door.
All Adults: $20
Youth Under 18 and Bucknell Students: Free
No discounts may be applied.
✨Thanks to Stone State Entertainment for producing this video with us!
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🎶The Atrium series kicks off on Thursday, October 1 with Las Áñez a twin-sister duo that combines Colombian traditional folk music with pop and electronic music. The performance will feature a loop pedal and small instruments, blending folklore and the avant-garde.
🎶Then, Raul Midón takes the Atrium stage on Wednesday, October 7. Raul is a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and guitarist celebrated for his singular fusion of soul, jazz, Latin and acoustic music. Blind since birth, he has been hailed by The New York Times as a “one-man band” who transforms his guitar into an orchestra and his voice into a chorus.
🎶On Thursday, October 15, Associate Professor of Economics at Bucknell University Shahram Azhar performs. The quartet of harmonium, tabla, sitar and keyboard will fuse Urdu and Punjabi poetry and North Indian music with Western traditions.
🎶Americana music takes center stage when Maya de Vitry performs on Wednesday, November 11. Originally from Lancaster, Maya is a Nashville-based artist whose music blurs the lines of folk, indie rock and Americana. After a formative chapter with the Americana trio The Stray Birds, she launched her solo career with the 2019 album Adaptations, earning praise from Rolling Stone Country and NPR Music. Since then, she has built a devoted following.
🎶In the final fall Atrium performance, classical guitarist Raphael Feuillatre performs on Thursday, November 12. Hailed as the new face of classical guitar, Raphaël fascinates audiences and critics alike with the depth of his interpretations and dazzling virtuosity.
🎟️Tickets for all five Atrium performances are available at Bucknell.edu/Box Office or by calling 570-577-1000.